Sentence examples for more exciting from from inspiring English sources

"Our design expertise combined with his development expertise will make projects more likely to happen economically but also be much more exciting from an architectural point of view".

This has been a truely extraordinary day of sport so far, and it is only going to get more exciting from here on in.

But much more exciting, from my point of view, was the prospect of a long, sandy beach lined with restaurants, and the fact that Valencia is the home of the paella.

It's more exciting from a proof of concept standpoint".

I encourage you, as media agencies, creative agencies, and marketers -- think about how you can make mobile more exciting from a creative perspective.

COMMENT FROM WILLIAMS.: Rancor COMMENT FROM STEVEN: Pelosi made speeches more exciting COMMENT FROM LAURABC: haha not many people clapped for that one COMMENT FROM GUEST: I can't wait to hear the response to this speech from other countries.

Snooker could learn from darts and be made more exciting for fans, according to world number two Judd Trump.

More exciting models from the camera world's two leading makers would give the whole industry a shot in the arm, and bring benefits to shutterbugs everywhere.

Once you are on foot in Africa, animals become far more elusive and difficult to spot, though any encounter you do manage is far more exciting than from a vehicle.

The New Sculpture is more exciting work from Frederic Leighton (1830-1896), Lofd Leighton of LeigHouseHousuchsuch as his Flaming June (the test-case Victorian picture that went from an 1895 stunner to unfashionable saleroom disaster in the 1950s, to a triumphant symbol of Victorian values in the 1980s' art market).

I think we can expect more exciting applications from these guys in the future.